It's the start of Women's History Month and Jo's special guest in episode 176 is Dr Suzy Lishman CBE. Suzy is a consultant histopathologist and a medical examiner and talks to Jo about her passion for this area. She also discusses her public engagement work, including her 'Living Autopsy' demonstration.  Plus she answers the Quick Six. Jo also visits the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum in London to find out why a crocodile used to be the symbol of pharmacy.      Presented, produced & edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet.

Jo's special guest in episode 161 is Dr Katerina Kaouri, who is Associate Professor at the School of Mathematics at Cardiff University and also Director for Impact & Engagement at the department.  She talks about mathematical modelling and how it can be applied to real life challenges, like sonic booms and biology. She also shares her passion for science communication and how she has incorporated animation into it. Plus she answers the Quick Six.  Jo also visits the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum in London, to find out about the part poisons played in pharmacy history and the connection between one particular poison and sport.   Presented, produced & edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet.

In episode 122 Jo's special guest is Juliet Rosenfeld, a psychotherapist and author. She talks about her profession, as well as her book 'The State of Disbelief: A Therapist's Story of Love, Death and Mourning', and her personal experience of bereavement.  Jo also chats to pharmacy historian Briony Hudson about an intricate medicine chest now found at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum.     Presented, produced & edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet.

Jo's special guest in episode 63 is biologist and writer Dr Andrew Steele who talks about his book 'Ageless: The New Science of Getting Older Without Getting Old', his passion for this subject and love of space too. Plus he answers the Quick Six. Jo also welcomes back pharmacy historian Briony Hudson, to talk about a blood mixture which is now in the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum.   Presented, produced & edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet.

Jo's special guest in episode 29 is marine biologist and writer Dr Helen Scales, who shares her passion for the deep and talks about her work including her latest book 'The Brilliant Abyss'. Plus she goes on a virtual journey in time and space in the Quick Six. Jo also welcomes back pharmacy historian Briony Hudson, to talk about another apothecary ointment jar, that's now in the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum.   Presented, produced & edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet.

Show Topics: Segment #1: Raiders at Jets Postgame Raider Greg's recap of the Raiders dramatic last seconds win over the Jets in New York. We hear some of the Raiders official radio broadcast of the game with Brent Musburger and Lincoln Kennedy. Also some clips from YouTube discussions about the firing of Jets defensive coordinator Greg Williams by Adam Schefter and Rex Ryan. Segment #2: Is Derek Carr the right QB for the Raiders? Some thoughts on Derek Carr from Raider Greg. Segment #3: Colts at Raiders Pregame We look forward to this Sunday's home game vs the Indianapolis Colts. Also insight from Rich Gannon on the Colts. Segment #4: Raider Nation “Boneline” Call-in Segment Callers: 01. Matty Raider from Albany, NY (As the Jets took the lead) 02. The Prez (when he thought the Raiders had lost) 03. The Prez (after the Raiders won) 04. Raider Chis from Scranton, Pennsylvania 05. Raider Tra from NJ 06. Raider Tony 07. Nebraska Raider 08. Trip, the RVA Raider 09. Raider Brea from L.A. 10. Just Win James from Salinas, California 11. Matty Raider from Albany NY (Monday) - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: Back in Black by ACDC; Miracles by Jefferson Starship; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood; The Raiders by Sam Spence. Running time: 1:11:10